A table that speaks the language of honesty and structure.

Designed with clarity and purpose, this piece is composed of two solid wood planks resting on thin, aligned legs — positioned to avoid interfering with the seated body. The structure reveals no hardware or metal elements: the entire assembly is held together solely through the intersection of wooden planes, in the spirit of traditional Japanese joinery.

There is no trick. No hidden system. Just geometry, balance and material truth.

Originally built in teak, the design now adapts to oak, pine, or other native woods, responding to place, availability and ecological awareness.

The result is a table that merges precision with warmth, form with function — a minimal sculptural object meant for daily use and quiet admiration.